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The longer the COVID story is around, the longer the mRNA technology will be around us, this was the reason for COVID, the fake pandemic, to bring Malone & Weissman & Bourla's mRNA vaccine

Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack • 1493 implied HN points • 30 Jan 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Misinformation
  1. COVID was used as a reason to introduce mRNA technology and vaccines.
  2. The COVID narrative should end and be addressed as a crime.
  3. There is opposition to the use of mRNA technology and vaccines.

Archbishop Carlo Viganò on fraud COVID, mRNA vaccine! Excellent 16 minutes, invest the time in this video! We need the help of Vig! Archbishop Carlo Vigano New Year’s Statement on 3 January 2024

Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack • 1650 implied HN points • 07 Jan 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Health Misinformation
  1. Archbishop Carlo Viganò discusses fraud in COVID and mRNA vaccines
  2. The video is 16 minutes and worth watching according to the post
  3. Archbishop Carlo Viganò's New Year's Statement was on January 3, 2024

Links #695: Digital twins and anxiety Googles

Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends • 579 implied HN points • 23 Mar 24
🎭️ Culture Health Misinformation
  1. Shrimp Jesus, a meme that has gained popularity on Facebook, has a quirky origin and has been sold as art for years.
  2. AI technology is advancing to create digital twins of human organs, raising questions about lifestyle changes and human-technology relationships.
  3. There is a trend of female influencers spreading health misinformation, which includes promoting unconventional diets and false narratives about birth control.

Now what for public health?

Your Local Epidemiologist • 2790 implied HN points • 08 Nov 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Misinformation
  1. We need to adapt to a new public health world because of unreliable leadership and misinformation. This means being more thoughtful in how we communicate and make decisions.
  2. Building bridges and finding common ground is essential for effective public health. Listening and showing empathy can help people trust the information provided.
  3. Fighting for the truth against falsehoods will be a major challenge. It's important to promote reliable sources of information to help individuals make informed health choices.
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No, This Viral Study Doesn’t Prove the COVID Vaccine Worked To Prevent Deaths - Here's What It Actually Says

Unmasked • 52 implied HN points • 19 Dec 25
🏥 Health Politics Health Misinformation
  1. Early public messaging and policies around COVID vaccines often overstated their benefits — including claims of complete infection prevention, guaranteed herd immunity, and alarmist predictions about the unvaccinated.
  2. A change in leadership has reduced aggressive vaccine promotion and prompted renewed government attention and research into possible vaccine side effects.
  3. A recent viral study is being misrepresented as definitive proof that vaccines prevented deaths, and that misleading claim is being amplified on social media and by some commentators.

Bret Weinstein Sure Has A Lot Of Theories

Singal-Minded • 1950 implied HN points • 22 Feb 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Misinformation
  1. Bret Weinstein has been promoting conspiracy theories and fringe beliefs, misleading his audience and spreading misinformation.
  2. Weinstein irresponsibly suggested a link between Kary Mullis's death, Anthony Fauci criticism, and Covid policies, without evidence.
  3. Weinstein tends to make inflammatory insinuations and vague claims, aiming to appeal to conspiracy-minded individuals and fuel their fears.

The dangers of Andrew Huberman

Trickle-Down Wellness • 216 implied HN points • 09 Feb 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Health Misinformation
  1. Andrew Huberman has faced criticism for sharing misinformation regarding sunscreen and flu prevention.
  2. Huberman's avoidance of common health interventions like sunscreen and vaccines while promoting cold plunges and supplements is concerning.
  3. Critics have pointed out multiple inaccuracies in Huberman's claims about immunity, cold, and flu transmission, highlighting the importance of consulting credible experts.

Parents, doctors, and CHD sue AAP in one of the most important lawsuits in medical history

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 11 implied HN points • 21 Jan 26
🏥 Health Politics Health Misinformation
  1. Plaintiffs allege the American Academy of Pediatrics coordinated with vaccine manufacturers in a long-running scheme to misrepresent childhood vaccine safety and profit, and they are seeking injunctions, corrections, and treble damages.
  2. The core claim is that no cumulative outcome studies prove the full childhood vaccine schedule is safe and effective, that theoretical reasoning replaced required empirical testing, and that dissenting scientists and doctors were systematically suppressed.
  3. If the lawsuit succeeds it could force public corrections, damage the credibility of professional medical societies, and spur further legal challenges to vaccine policy, even though mainstream media coverage has been limited so far.

International COVID Response Was Based on Lies, Profiteering, Manipulation, and Fear... and now what are we going to do about it?

DrV’s Newsletter, Notes, Essays, Articles, Videos, and Book Chapters • 176 implied HN points • 08 Mar 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Health Misinformation
  1. The international COVID response was built on lies and fear.
  2. Corrupt politicians are seeking forgiveness because they know they betrayed the public.
  3. Enforce accountability and restrictions to prevent future fraudulent actions.

We Must Stop Using Weight As A Proxy For Health

Weight and Healthcare • 319 implied HN points • 12 Oct 22
🏥 Health & Wellness Health Misinformation
  1. Using weight as a proxy for health perpetuates stigma, especially against fat individuals and those with multiple marginalized identities.
  2. Weight is a poor indicator of health on an individual basis, as people of the same weight can have different health statuses.
  3. Using weight as a proxy for health can lead to subpar healthcare practices, promote stereotypes, and mislead individuals about their health needs.

The Unforgivable Ivermectin Swindle

QTR’s Fringe Finance • 87 implied HN points • 13 Sep 23
🏥 Health Politics Health Misinformation
  1. Ivermectin was unfairly portrayed during the pandemic, despite evidence of its efficacy in treating COVID-19.
  2. Media and government agencies spread misinformation about Ivermectin, labeling it as horse medicine to deter its use.
  3. The dishonesty around Ivermectin usage reveals potential conflicts of interest and undermines trust in media and pharmaceutical companies.

Pfizer's own study shows their COVID vaccines increase your risk of serious adverse events (up to 71% higher)

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 13 implied HN points • 18 Dec 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Misinformation
  1. Pfizer's study suggests that their COVID vaccines may actually raise the risk of serious health issues by up to 71%. This information is concerning and not widely reported.
  2. The research compared vaccinated individuals with unvaccinated ones, and found notable health risks for vaccinated people, such as increased chances of heart problems and other serious conditions.
  3. Despite the alarming findings, there seems to be a lack of transparency from Pfizer and health authorities, leading some to feel that important safety information is being kept under wraps.